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convert Cu M into MMBTU
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convert Cu M into MMBTU
by ajsohani » Sun May 08, 2005 9:56 am
How to convert Cu M gas into MMBTU. I mean if there is 100 Cu M gas used by a consumer, what will be the value of the gas in MMBTU ?
- ajsohani
by Guest » Sun May 08, 2005 5:35 pm
Depends on the gas. Is this natural gas or propane? Natural gas is mostly methane but contains some ethane, propane etc, which increases the energy content. As sold, most natural gas runs about 1000 BTU/cubic foot, but that figure can vary plus or minus 5%, perhaps a little more. Your gas supplier should be able to tell you if you need a more precise figure. Since a cubic meter is 35.3 ft^3, you should be around 35300 BTU/m^3, within 5%.
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Re: convert Cu M into MMBTU
by ihh54@hotmail.com » Mon Feb 06, 2006 7:10 pm
ajsohani wrote:How to convert Cu M gas into MMBTU. I mean if there is 100 Cu M gas used by a consumer, what will be the value of the gas in MMBTU ?
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Re: convert Cu M into MMBTU
by mnadgir » Fri Mar 06, 2009 10:36 am
ajsohani wrote:How to convert Cu M gas into MMBTU. I mean if there is 100 Cu M gas used by a consumer, what will be the value of the gas in MMBTU ?
Hi,
1 cubic foot = 1000btu
1 cubic foot =1mbtu
1000 cubic foot =1000mbtu
1000 cubic foot =1mmbtu
and 1mmbtu = 26.8m3
so 1mmbtu =26.8m3=1000cubic foot
Hope you got it.bye
Mahesh
Abu Dhabi
- mnadgir
Re: convert Cu M into MMBTU
by Arif » Mon Apr 14, 2014 6:21 pm
Dear All,
All i want to know is the exact conversion of mmBTU in a Cubic Meter of Natural Gas.. And also the role of GCV in Natural Gas Conversion.
All i want to know is the exact conversion of mmBTU in a Cubic Meter of Natural Gas.. And also the role of GCV in Natural Gas Conversion.
- Arif
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